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Need help with an insurance claim in Alberta, the Northwest Territories or Nunavut?

A wide range of clients engage our litigation lawyers to handle all matters related to insurance claims, including rendering coverage opinions, defending claims and bringing subrogated claims on behalf of major insurers.  We regularly appear before all levels of court and tribunals, representing single individuals in Small Claims Court and major corporations who need our advice on large, complex matters involving arbitration or litigation.

While many of our clients come from the Greater Edmonton area, we are also regularly engaged by a growing number of clients in Alberta and the North, including the Northwest Territories and Nunavut.

Insurance claim legal services

• General commercial liability
• Bodily injury, including catastrophic losses
• Construction liability
• Property and fire losses
• Municipal liability
• School Board liability
• Complex coverage issues and first party claims
• Professional liability
• Directors' and officers' liability
• Life, health and disability claims
• Subrogation

Special areas of capability include the defense of errors and omissions claims made against professionals of all types and the defense of personal injury claims through tort actions and accident benefits claims.

"Servicing the needs of a client during an insurance claim requires the development and maintenance of a very close relationship," explains Jonathan McCully, Civil Litigation Lawyer.  "We make that commitment at the start of every engagement and we work very hard to live up to the standard until the legal matter is resolved."

Additional client support is provided through seminars on substantive legal issues and regular updates on the latest developments in insurance law.  "Choosing Sharek Logan & van Leenen LLP means you are going to be fully informed on all aspects of your legal matter," says Jonathan McCully.    

For more information on our Litigation Services, please refer to our Litigation FAQ page or contact us online.